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Discut

Description

Discut is a French verb with multiple senses and usages. It is commonly used to describe various forms of discussion, argument, or debate. It can also refer to rationalizing or reasoning with someone, as well as to engage in discourse or talk informatively.

Sample Sentences

Sense 1: Discussion or Argument

Part of Speech: Verb

Usage: Discut is often used to express engaging in debates, arguments, or discussions.

• During the meeting, the two teams discutted the proposed project timeline.
• They discutted the advantages and disadvantages of the new policy.
• My parents often discut over politics, but they never let it affect their relationship.

Sense 2: Rationalizing or Reasoning

Part of Speech: Verb

Usage: Discut can also be used to mean reasoning with someone or trying to rationalize an idea or situation.

• I tried to discut with him about the consequences of his actions, but he wouldn't listen.
• She discutted with her boss to negotiate a better salary.

Sense 3: Engaging in Discourse or Talk

Part of Speech: Verb

Usage: Discut can be used to convey participating in conversation or providing informative talk.

• The professor discutted extensively on the topic of artificial intelligence.
• He discutted about his travel experiences, captivating the audience.

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